Midgard Exploration

- I saw a book and stretched my hand out to reach for it. I think it's about the northern parts of Midgard. -

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I shouldn't read it.

Humans continued to float big boxes on water and the sea, and finally, they began to use the sky.

Where are they going next? Underground? Or are they going to transcend time and space?

At this rate, people will be willing to travel to the past. Human's technological advancements require attention.

Einbroch is filled with machines. They don't seem to manufacture a lot of industrial goods, but machines are their weapons definitely.

What are those numerous factories producing, and for what are people working?

Don't they know that civilization development doesn't necessarily improve the value of life?

If you take a train in Einbroch, you can get to a village called Einbech.

Of course I hate this form of transportation (smells like iron too much), but it's a useful for humans because of its cheap price and transport capacity.

By the way, don't they have enough materials to make railroad tracks? When will they make extensions to the train routes?

Hugel, a small rural village, is like Comodo of southern region.

There are a variety of mini games and the landscape is very idyllic as well.

But aren't those entertainment facilities supposed to be in the center of a country?

A city called Juno is even floating in the sky! How incredible is this.

And there is a special reward for those who escape the maze: there is a place where rebirth is given.

Humans are truly scary. But I feel like I've seen this maze somewhere...

In Rahel, the capital of Arunafeltz, there lives a small, cute, and white creature that seems really soft.

If you thought of Siroma, you are wrong. It's not marine either.

The answer is a girl who is both a priest and a leader. This is because Arunafeltz is a theocratic entity.

In the plains of Audhumbla, there lives many monster flowers and herbivore animals.

Although one would think that they are not herbivores seeing how they attack humans, but

if they were really carnivores, what food would they live on? Moreover, there is no record of them eating the adventurers who travel by after attacking them.

Veins, a village built on a hill, seems like a well-planned city.

While it's confusing to know where you would exit and enter from, but

if you want to see interesting sights such as a stone eating up a coin you dropped, it's a good place to visit.

There was also a place that was extremely hot somewhere in Arunafeltz..

The heat there felt like it would burn through my wings in their entirety. The residents of that place also did not seem very friendly.

So I had to stop the expedition. I hope that you, the readers, would also distance yourselves from that place.

Well...It's not that I was afraid of the guardian there, you see!

In Lighthalzen, there is a colossal building constructed by technicians. Although what they exactly do in there is a little suspicious...

I'm not sure if a profit-seeking corporation should be doing something like that.

It's also very strange that clean and dirty areas in the city are divided...